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BSF Enterprises – Frankenstein Leather, “No Current Plans For A Fundraise”.....Yeah, RIght, the annual report was a lie then?

Sub-Standard Listed BSF Enterprises (BSFA) has announced progress on its new ruse, Frankenstein Leather in that it has managed to produce a piece of bio-engineered leather measuring ten centimetres square and 0.5-1 millimetres thick. Clearly it is looking for world domination in the world of bio-engineered glasses cleaners for Islington eco-twits. 
RRR
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Ding Dong: for whom the discounted placing Bell tolls yet again

What is the point in Red Rock Resources (RRR) hiring the penny share promoter from the country where 30% of the population have the criminal gene, Mr David Lenigas? His recruitment as a consultant was claimed to be because of his track record in creating value. I kid you not. That is like saying I have a track record in ballet dancing or synchronised swimming. I remind you of the words from the release on David Lenigas day, 2nd February when the shares were 0.08p
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Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: thoughts on the £12.5m bailout of Revolution Bars at just 1p

In this bonus bearcast I look at where next for Revolution (RBG) and also Nightcap (NGHT), macro trends in hospitality and this final vindication for me in my debate with thirsty Paul Scott on how the minimum wage destroys jobs.
BEN
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BREAKING: Has Ben's Creek sacked all bar 5 of its staff? Statement needed asap

On the Ben's Creek (BEN) Telegram Group, a hang out for obsessed lunatics in abject denial, screenshots have appeared from Facebook. I bring you the shots below. These appear to be from Ben's employees claiming that nearly all staff have been laid off by the drowning in debt, loss making company. The shares should already have been suspended pending clarification as I noted HERE. Now an RNS is needed ASAP and surely a suspension looms? 
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Churchill China – 2023 results, is it now “generating sustainable, growing returns for investors”?

Churchill China (CHH) states that it “is pleased to announce its final results for the year ended 31 December 2023” and emphasises that it “continues to deliver on its strategy of delivering a quality, differentiated product and with a service level unmatched in the industry. All this whilst generating sustainable, growing returns for investors”. So why does a current 1100p share price compare to 1250p on a January trading update?
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: IQE is still a quarter of a billion sell

I discuss the delisting of ETX (ETX). Should you hold the shares and can AIM now be saved. I look at the issue of re-orders (or lack of them) at Futura Medical (FUM) and Chill Brands (CHLL). I comment on Tern (TERN) and , in depth, IQE (IQE)
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XP Power – “trading in line with expectations”, but how much of an ‘achievement’ is that?…

Stating that it is “one of the world's leading developers and manufacturers of critical power control components to the electronics industry”, XP Power (XPP) has issued a trading update headlined “Q1 trading in line with expectations and full year outlook unchanged”. So why are the shares currently just above 1100p compared to above 1550p as recently as February?
ETX
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BREAKING: Another £70m AIM disaster as ETX announces plans to delist as it completes £28.9 million fund raise

AIM can brush off shitty little companies with no cash delisting as being a merely cyclical episode of bear market blues. However, following news that £70 million RedX Pharma (REDX) was to delist and go private there is another bombshell today. ETX Therapeutics (ETX) has announced that it is raising £28.9 million at 15p, a premium of 2.5p to last night’s close but that is conditional on it delisting too.
SDY
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Speedy Hire – “towards the lower end of the board's expectations”. Er, just how ‘low’ was that ‘lower end’ then?...

Describing itself as “the UK's leading tools and equipment hire services company”, Speedy Hire (SDY) has issued a trading update commencing that, for its year ended 31st March 2024 it “has performed resiliently”, and adding that it “has secured additional annual turnover in excess of £40m across multi-year contracts” which gives confidence for growth in this year and beyond. So what of a share price, already down from 36p in January, currently more than 3% further down at 24.5p?
Clown_Funeral
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Is your stockbroker a disabled transgender person of colour? It is awards time!

I guess that PIMFA, the trade body for wealth management, investment services and the financial advice and planning industry has not boned up on the research showing that diversity does not lead to any material outperformance at all. Because, for the 4th time, it is awards time.
CTL
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Cleantech Lithium – Roland “Fatty” Cornish actively signs off on deception as CEO hides dumping of his entire stake

London’s worst Nomad, Roland “Fatty” Cornish signed off on an RNS yesterday from Cleantech Lithium (CTL) with the headline “director’s share dealings.” That sounded innocuous and most folks, myself included, will have ignored it as a nothingburger. That is what Fatty wanted. In reality the news was a bombshell and so the market was deceived by “fatty.” This is serious. In terms Fatty will understand, It is like ordering spotted dick with lashings of custard at the end of an eight course luncheon and being served Eton mess but told it really is spotted dick.
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UPDATED: Has Tesco caved to the Jew haters – I ask the question & it appears not

Given the large number of folks who are boycotting Israeli goods and even defacing them and damaging them in supermarkets, I have made a point of buying as many Israeli products at possible in the family’s weekly shop at Tesco (TSCO), as I noted HERE. A core part of that shopping has been twin packs of Israeli avocados. Until Monday…
PANR
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Pete Brailey says short the £400m Pantheon ramp

He was too bust smoking 140 cigarettes yesterday to comment during the working day on the big spike on the Pantheon Resources (PANR) share price which I flagged up as spurious in bearcast HERE. But Peter has now sent over his thoughts which are below.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Should I care if Shell goes to America?

I do not own the shares. A 3.82% yield for an oil major does not float my boat. But if I was a shareholder I would not object. What does this say about the wider market and UK PLC? I discuss naivete from Labour on tax, a lesson from Uncle Chris on how to agree to disagree with crazed Brian Basham, Procook (PROC), Online Blockchain (OBC), Tern (TERN), Ben's Creek (BEN) and ouzo man and Pantheon Resources (PANR)
GHT
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Gresham Technologies – how “pleased” to be with recommended offer?

Data, banking integration, payments and cash management software company Gresham Technologies (GHT) is “pleased to announce… a recommended cash offer” from STG Partners private equity firm. How ‘pleasing’ is it though, with the shares currently up to just above 160p?
TAST
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Tasty plc – requires “restructuring plan” including lease exits and creditor write-offs approvals, or it’s cash crunch ahoy!

Previously writing on ‘Wildwood’ ('pizza, pasta, grill') and ‘dim t’ (pan-Asian) casual dining restaurants company Tasty (TAST), just over a year ago with the shares down to 2.25p I wrote full-year results, cash flow and balance sheet sickly. The shares most recently closed at 1.05p and now an intra-day (uh oh!), 10:47am, “Trading Update, Restructuring Plan and Loan”-titled announcement.

ORCP
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Oracle Power: Cynical Foul

This website has been perennially bearish on Oracle Power (ORCP) and has been vindicated in that view. The company is clearly running on vapours and to that end it is trying to pump the shares ahead of the next bailout placing. So today we have a cynical announcement.
Clown
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Explaining free speech with a cartoon for the 10th time for defamatory fantastist and liar Magna Carta

For the 10th time - the first perhaps for our many new readers - I feel the need to explain what free speech really means. I do this for Magna Carta , a poster here, who seems to think that we are obliged to approve & publish his comments which are defamatory and in some cases just so unpleasant that I do wonder for his twisted little mind. Not bold enough to post in his own name and a man proven to have lied, inter alia, about attending Sharestock and about loss making spread bets, Magna posts several times each day about myself and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). He is obsessive.
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Tern: this is just a spoof, Talking Medicines “trading statement”

Quite clearly, as per my earlier article, Tern (TERN) has rapidly dwindling cash balances and a stack of hungry mouths, the investee companies, to feed. If it does not do yet another placing - which will be deeply discounted – within the next couple of months, I am a banana and it will be toast. And with that in mind there is a ramptastic RNS.
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